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Meet Dora's cousin, Diego! He helps at the Animal Rescue Center and can even talk to animals! In these two wild episodes of Dora the Explorer, Dora, Boots, and Diego will need to run, jump, swing, and even fly to the rescue of animals AND catch stars for Dora's Star Pocket! There's only one explorer who can help them--YOU! "Meet Diego!" At the Animal Rescue Center, Dora, Boots, and Diego hear a call for help. Baby Jaguar is stuck at the Waterfall, and they need you to help them run, swing, and jump to the rescue! Check Diego's Field Journal, zip along on a zip-cord, call to wild animals...all while jumping, reaching and grabbing for stars! Dora needs your help to catch estrellas for her Star Pocket! There's a lot to do in this action-packed animal adventure. "To the South Pole" The Rescue Truck arrives at Diego's Animal Rescue Center to drop off an animal that's really lost--a penguin! Dora, Boots and Diego will need to ride on a plane, boat, and even a snowmobile to bring Pinguino back to his family in the South Pole! Help them talk to animals along the way, and catch stars! Even in the South Pole, Dora needs you to keep and eye out for estrellas...and for the sneaky fox, Swiper! Also contains a bonus two episodes from the Wish Upon a Star VHS: "Little Star" and "Wizzle Wishes." Dora and Boots wish upon a star. But in order to fulfill their wishes, they'll have to use their learning skills to help some new friends, Little Star and Wizzle, reach their destinations. *Includes teaching of basic Spanish language skills*

How to Watch Dora the Explorer - Meet Diego Legally and Safely

If you want to stream Dora the Explorer - Meet Diego through reputable and legal services, there are a few good options depending on where you are. Subscription platforms like HBO Max, Disney+, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV+ sometimes carry Dora the Explorer - Meet Diego films or related DC titles—though availability depends on your country.

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